As we look ahead to We Are Africa 2027, the next chapter is already taking shape, and we’re delighted to welcome a new wave of extraordinary brands into the tribe.

From once in a lifetime stays and untamed landscapes to properties that take travellers beyond the expected, our 2027 guest list already represents the many ways Africa continues to surprise, inspire and leave its mark.

Together, they add fresh perspectives, new destinations and even more reasons to look at the continent differently. 

 

Meet some of the the newest exhibitors set to join the We Are Africa tribe in May 2027:

 

• A&K Sanctuary: Scattered across Africa, the portfolio of A&K Sanctuary luxury safari lodges and camps is as diverse as the continent itself. 
• andBeyond: an award-winning, luxury experiential travel company that tailor-makes exclusive safaris and tours in Africa, Asia and South America.
• Asilia Africa: Embarking on an Asilia safari signifies more than staying in our luxurious camps. It’s about being part of a movement that believes in the power of tourism to establish lasting positive change.
• Auberge Safari: A safari beyond blueprint, where every moment is shaped around the guest. Discover true freedom — every need anticipated, every experience personal, the wild yours to explore entirely at your own pace.
• Belmond: Journey from Cape Town’s vibrant heart to Botswana’s untamed wilderness in a tale of two distinct rhythms with Belmond.
• Cheval Blanc Seychelles: Cradled by emerald waters and the vibrant jungle, Cheval Blanc Seychelles rests on the shores of Anse Intendance, a truly hidden cove.
• Ellerman House: Three cultural pillars shape life at Ellerman House: art, wine and cuisine. Together, they create a deeper connection to South Africa, offering guests different ways to experience the country’s creativity, landscape and character. 
• Great Plains Conservation: Great Plains Conservation was founded by Dereck and Beverly Joubert, National Geographic filmmakers and Explorers at Large, to create something truly transformative — luxury safaris that directly fund conservation and community impact.
• Grootbos Private Nature Reserve: Grootbos is a world leader in sustainable tourism and has been awarded some of the highest international accolades possible, making them one of only a handful of lodges to achieve this.
• Kisawa Sanctuary: Kisawa is a 300-hectare sanctuary of forest, beach and sand dunes, located on the southern tip of Benguerra Island
• Kubili House: a luxury private safari villa in Thornybush Game Reserve, inspired by family, design, and the African wilderness.
• Laba Laba: Built on the historic site of the former Rhino Lodge, the oldest lodge in the crater, it boasts an extraordinary location—not right on the rim itself, but just a few steps from the crest and as close as possible to the park entrance. 
• Leeukoppie Estate: Leeukoppie Estate is the private Cape Town residence of Sol Kerzner, the legendary hotel titan and resort developer, known as ‘The Sun King’.
• Londolozi: is one of South Africa’s original private game reserves. A pillar of global ecotourism and a proud family-run business for nearly 100 years, Londolozi is a beacon of light for many.
• Morokuru Family: Morukuru Family’s three exclusive-use houses in Madikwe Game Reserve, Morukuru Ocean House and AtholPlace Villa, respectively in De Hoop Nature Reserve and Johannesburg, each offer the ‘Morukuru Freedom Concept’. 
• Natural Selection Safaris: Natural Selection offers safaris with heart, purpose and authenticity in wild, untouched places.
• One&Only Resorts Rwanda: Journey from South Africa to Rwanda where your wilderness adventures continue at One&Only Gorilla’s Nest. Here, inimitable encounters with wild mountain gorillas and inspiring cultural moments anchor an unforgettable stay.
• Rovos Rail: Since its establishment in 1989, Rovos Rail has earned an international reputation for its truly world-class travel experiences. Bespoke train safaris through the heart of Africa combine magnificent scenery with the glamour and excitement of the golden age of leisure travel.
• Sabi Sabi Collection: The Sabi Sabi Collection brings together a carefully curated portfolio of experiences, connected through conservation, authenticity and exceptional hospitality.
• Sungani: The adventure-based luxury destination in Zambia. Two-family owned and operated lifestyle safari properties.
• Tengile MalaMala Collection: Along one of the most wildlife-rich stretches of the Sand River in the Greater Kruger and Sabi Sand region in Mpumalanga, South Africa, the Tengile MalaMala Collection brings together two lodges and three camps.
• The Royal Portfolio: The Royal Portfolio: Luxury hotels in extraordinary South African locations, offering Safari, Sea, Wine, and Art experiences.
• Time + Tide: is a family run and owned luxury safari and island business, with 10 award winning properties in Zambia and Madagascar.
• Tswalu: Located on the edge of the southern Kalahari, this vast and remote reserve is a destination in itself, offering the only safari of its kind in an ecologically significant and unique landscape rich in biodiversity.
• Xigera Safari Lodge: All but hidden amid a canopy of magnificent indigenous trees, Xigera Safari Lodge offers 12 spacious suites; each individually designed.

 

You can view the We Are Africa 2027 Guest List , featuring some of the exhibitors set to attend the 12th edition of We Are Africa.

This is a line-up that reflects Africa in all its richness, diversity and extraordinary depth.

Welcome to the tribe!